White-collar crime can destroy companies, cost investors billions, devastate families and wipe out a person’s entire life savings. CNBC’s new series “American Greed: The Fugitives” goes inside the world of active white-collar crime cases, telling never-before-heard stories. Each episode features interviews with law enforcement, prosecutors, and investor-victims, all sharing the goal of bringing these fugitives to face justice.

Investment schemes are more sophisticated than ever before and the accused con-artists who orchestrate these scams use every tool at their disposal to dupe investors and evade capture. “American Greed: The Fugitives” takes viewers on the hunt to catch the most wanted white-collar fugitives.

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Eric Bartoli is wanted for his alleged involvement in stealing millions from hundreds of investors across the United States and Latin America. Bartoli created and operated a company called Cyprus Funds, Inc. where he sold certificates of deposit and unregistered mutual funds to unsuspecting victims. He raised approximately $65 million from an estimated 1,000 investors, but law enforcement alleges that he used the money to fund his lavish lifestyle. An investigation conducted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation results in an indictment, but Bartoli is nowhere to be found.

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